Old Sheffield Silver Plate Epergne

Old Sheffield Silver Plate Epergne Having large center crystal bowl, with six arms holding matching bowls Circa 1810, height 12 1/2 inches Provenance: Property from a private collection designed by Cu

Old Sheffield silverplate epergne centerpiece, with four arms and 5 cut glass bowls. [11 3/4" Diam.]. Glass possibly original; breaks and separations to leg supports.

Mid to late 19th century, England. The piece has a cut glass center bowl atop a well formed frame emitting four arms to house four glass basins all supported by the base emitting four paw feet. H14 1/

Rococo style silver plate 4-arm centerpiece with shell and acanthus feet, scalloped base with acanthus, scroll, and fruit decoration over reeding, the top and the removeable scrolling foliate arms eac

Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Epergne first quarter 19th century, Birmingham, of elongated octagonal form, with reed-and-vintage banding, acanthus crested flat-column legs and barrel feet, joine

Old Sheffield silver plate set of 8 dinner plates with gadroon detail to rim, incised to underside with "crossed key" maker's mark. 12" diameter.

Matthew Bolton Old Sheffield Silver Plate Soup Tureen with lion head handles and paw feet; sun hallmarks. 10 "H x 15 1/2"W x 9 3/4" D. Very good condition.

Circa 1850. Having been excellently hand chased with well sculpted body and shaped rim all resting atop lower foot. The piece is marked with impressed gate makers mark at underside. Very nice overall

Last half of the 19th century. Silver over copper candelabra the lot includes a fine pair along with a single in a more rococo style. Good Overall condition with little to no bleed detected. No makers

Mid 19th century. Heavily cast foliage and fruit with four removable candle arms and center well for glass bowl (missing). Smith, Sissons and Co. mark. 22.5"h. 14.5" square.

Circa 1830-40, with four scrolled feet below a conical body from which issue four scrolled arms, all below a cut crystal bowl. Two of the smaller bowls are missing. Apparently unmarked.  Dimensio

Circa 1840, Britain. Having a hand forged body with nicely formed vine handle and coat of arms chased at one side. Some minor bleed to the coat of arms and near handle consistent with age. H11" W18" D

Mid to late 19th century group all having excellent well sculpted form. Some slight bleed consistent with age. Overall good condition throughout. Tallest: H11" Sold from the collection of Jean and Ste

English, 19th/20th century. Set of three old Sheffield type silver plate candlesticks in the Regency taste, each having a fluted urn-form nozzle and tapering stem, on a conforming circular foot. Unmar

A George III Old Sheffield Silver Plate salver, circa 1775 Of circular form with a cavetto edge with a beaded rim interspaced with flower heads, all raised on three ball and claw feet. The field centr

A George III Old Sheffield Silver Plate twin handled cup, Sheffield circa 1770 by Thomas Law and Sons Of rounded circular form upon a spreading circular foot, filled with a turned mahogany base. Reede

Pair Of Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree DishMeasures 14 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 7"

19th century. The lot includes two pairs each excellently formed. Very little bleed. Good overall well kept condition. Tallest: H11 1/2" Sold from the collection of Jean and Steven Rothrock of Georget

late 19th century. charming reticulated gallery surrounding rectangular base with handsome chased detail and resting atop bun feet. H3 1/4" W8 1/4" L20 1/4" Private Collection of a Richmond, Virginia

the wax jack with stem bent, plate wear, together with a Sheffield silver plate dish cross. Jack 5 1/2" high, 4 1/4" wide, cross 3 1/4" high, 12 1/2" wide. Provenance: Property of a NYC Estate.

Mid to late 19th century, England. The piece has an orb form with spout at front and burner at underside atop base. H14 1/2"

Having a hand chased family crest likely early to mid 19th century. Very well fashioned example, silver over copper. The piece has very well cast handles and legs. The piece retains its original liner

Circa 1850, likely by H. Wilkinson and Co of Sheffield, England. The piece is rectangular with a hinged lid which has a trimmed border and is centered by a coat of arms, marked at the base with crosse

Sheffield Silver Plate Epergne, four removable arms, square form base, foliate decoration, hallmarked on bottom "Made in Sheffield England, Exclusively for John Wanamaker". No glass inserts. Size: 10"